MMM-PublicTransportBerlin - Public transport for Berlin and Brandenburg (departures)

pauabaer

It is indeed a busline, but the station has only buslines. But one of these lines is for me irrelevant, that’s why I asked for that option. But it’s ok. It is a really good module. Thank you for this one!!

Beh

Hey, @strawberry-3-141, thanks for supporting!

@pauabaer:
currently there is no such function to filter out lines directly. Only to filter for stations, as @strawberry-3-141 mentioned. But I can implement that function if you want to have it. It’s not soo much effort I think… I can’t promise to do this fast, but I would try to find time for it ASAP.

If you want that feature, please open an issue for that on github, so I won’t forget it ^^’

pauabaer

@Beh sounds great! thanks so far.
for now i dont have a github acc, so i will wait a bit. i dont forget my issue. so if you forget it, i will remember this oder create a github acc ;)

Beh

To all users of this module:

The transportation data in the background changed and I added support for this in the module. You should update the module asap.

You can update it with these commands in the MMM-PublicTransportBerlin-folder:

git pull
npm install

The npm install-command is very important, since the vbb-client module needs to be updated to use the new transport API.

Greetings!

Beh

Hey, @pauabaer
I implemented your feature request ;)
you can now exclude lines via the ignoredStations option in your config.

M1dn8

Hey @Beh,

thank u for ur big updates last days works great for me.

My problem is…my station has only 1 Tramline and your module show me departures in both directions but I only need one direction cause the other way is the last station so I never will took this one :P
Is there any possibilities to show only one direction?
I think it’s not the same option like your “ignoredStations” and “ignoredLines” config, right?

thank u and greetings

M1dn8

rudibarani

@olexs Hi olexs,
I have not found another entry form you for the PublicTransportDB-module - so I am replying here. It is really great - thanks a lot!

I am commuting on a daily basis to Berlin and would like to use it to see, if my train is delayed. So far, I am using MMM-MyCommute to show the next connection to Berlin - but Google still lacks realtime-data on train delays.

Would it be possible to show only trains with defined destination (e.g. Berlin Hbf / Berlin Hbf (tief))? This would make it much easier to show only relevant departures. Alternatively, I have also tried the ignoredLines variable - but it is complex to exclude everything else and I did not have success to hide any of the irrelevant departures so far.

Thanks a lot for your help!

olexs

@rudibarani Try the “direction” config value. It needs to be set to the target station ID. Only departures that go to that station will be shown then. I use it as well to filter out all the buses and only show the U-Bahn that I need from the local station. I need to add it to the documentation, forgot to do it.

rudibarani

@olexs That did the trick - thanks a lot!
Is there a real A > B query in the background (including switching trains) or does it check on the stations a train is calling?

rudibarani

Hi @olexs,
I think I found a bug that we could fix quite easily. There seems to be a problem with the calculation of the delay. Looking at this output that comes from hafas:

Parsing: ICE 276 nach Berlin Hbf (tief) um Mon Jun 26 2017 20:14:00 GMT+0200 (CEST)
{"name":"ICE 276","class":1,"productCode":0,"productName":"ICE"}
{ when: 2017-06-26T18:14:00.000Z,
  delay: 900000,
  line: 'ICE 276',
  nr: undefined,
  type: 'ICE',
  color: '#006F35',
  direction: 'Berlin Hbf (tief)' }
Parsing: ICE 274 nach Berlin Hbf (tief) um Mon Jun 26 2017 22:01:00 GMT+0200 (CEST)
{"name":"ICE 274","class":1,"productCode":0,"productName":"ICE"}
{ when: 2017-06-26T20:01:00.000Z,
  delay: 120000,
  line: 'ICE 274',
  nr: undefined,
  type: 'ICE',
  color: '#006F35',
  direction: 'Berlin Hbf (tief)' }

The screen will show no delay for the ICE 274 and 20 Minutes delay for ICE 276. 15 minutes and 2 minutes, respectively, would have been correct according to the DB website.
I guess, the calculation is currently delay/60/100 instead of delay/60/1000. Would you mind checking on that? It also seems there is no space for a three-digit delay (eg. 120 mins), which sometimes happens with DB.

The time finally shown e.g. as 20:14h in the first example would be the actual delayed departure. I would prefer to see the original departure (time - delay) plus the current delay separately. Maybe you could add an option to switch between actual departure and original departure + delay separately?

Is there a way to sort the output by departure? Currently the next train is at the bottom of the list and later ones are added at the top. Having them sorted the other way round would seem more intuitive to me.